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Most Americans Are Worried About Affordable Housing But Neither Party Is Really Talking About It

A new poll finds that 71 percent of respondents think the presidential candidates should focus on the issue.

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A Majority of Federal Employees Think the Justice Department Gave Clinton Special Treatment in Email Probe

Fifty-five percent polled say Clinton’s email practices were “unacceptable” for a presidential candidate.

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Poll: 45 Percent of Federal Employees Say Donald Trump Is a Bigot

More than 55 percent said his controversial comments are unacceptable for a presidential candidate.

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Body Language You Should Borrow From Your Dog and Use On Your Boss

Observing how your pets play can offer a lesson in the importance of clear communication.

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Republicans Slam Clinton, But Don’t Make the Case for Trump

It was supposed to be a night to “make America safe again,” but as usual the candidate’s need for attention stepped on the GOP message.

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It’s Past Time to Address Government’s Workforce Problems

If leaders project the current trends a few years into the future, it should make them very uneasy.

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Poll: Clinton Holds a Small Lead Over Trump Among Federal Employees

Federal workforce views both candidates negatively.

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White House to Agency Leaders: You Must Do More to Reduce Risk

The Office of Management and Budget issues its long-awaited update of Circular A-123.

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Please Do Not Tell Me That You Are Colorblind

There are two things you can do to combat racial discrimination.

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FDA Worker Conspired in $3.4 Million Tax Fraud Scheme

Justice’s Tax Division found she schemed with ex-IRS employee.

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The Biggest Problem With Email? It’s Way Too Convenient

Our culture of constant communication persists not because it’s fundamental to business in the modern world, but because it’s become incredibly convenient.

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Identifying ‘Suspicious’ Passengers is Where Customer Service Meets National Security

In the air, it’s up to the flight crew to differentiate between personal bias and objective threat.

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Public Health Research Reduced Smoking Deaths – Could It Do The Same for Gun Violence?

What does it mean to view firearm violence as a public health problem?

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Americans Think National Parks Are Worth $92 Billion, But We Don't Fund Them Accordingly

The finding underlines calls from experts for more money to preserve and maintain the parks.

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Conservative Lawmakers Push for Expedited Firings Across Government

Employees would be suspended without pay while pursuing limited appeal options.

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An Early Democratic Convention Lineup

Featuring: Bernie Sanders, the Obamas, and other heavyweights

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Federal Agencies May Soon Start Researching Medical Marijuana

Senators introduce measure to reclassify drug for research purposes.

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Neuroscientists Say Multitasking Literally Drains the Energy Reserves of Your Brain

"Often what you really need in that moment isn’t caffeine, but just a break."

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What Contractors Need to Know About New Sex Discrimination Rules

The Labor Department’s new regulations reflect 45 years of legal developments.

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Trump’s VP Pick Supports Shrinking the Federal Workforce, Performance-Based Pay Raises

Mike Pence has made a career as a small-government advocate.